Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

before l o'clock an armed crowd ap-
 peared at the jail numbering one hun dred and nifty, and instantly overpower- ed the sheriff Search was then begun for Hong Dl, who was found secreted
 underneath the sheriff's bedroom, en- trance to which was effected through B trap door. The Chinaman was marched through Chinstown which was absolute ly qulet, and no lights burning. The crowd proceeded two blocks farther to the railroad yards, Weaver following the | crowd, and when halt was made they demanded of Hong Di why he had shot
 Mrs. Billou. The trembling criminal replied: Il was drunk" Other ques- ticns were put to him but he had lost the power of speech through fear. A sIgn was then given and he was sus- | pended from the cross ba of the turn | table. His body was lowered at the ex- | plrBtlon or seven mn nutes, but life was | not yet extinct anI he was again sus- ! pended and left hanging. The crowd then dispersed.
 TOLEDO, Ohio, July 1.-The long ex- pected glove contest between Jack | Dempsey the feather weight champion l from California and Frank Dewitt of this | city, occurred at daylight this morning, at Bay Point just across the Michigan | line. About 100 sporting men were pres | ent. Three rounds were fought lasting | fifteen minutes. Dempsey won the match. Dewitt is badly injured and | seriously ill.
 ODESSA, June 1l.-All men on fur tough in the south of Russia have been ordered to reioin their colors.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, July 11-Orders have been received here for the dispatch of the Pacific squadron 10 Honolulu in view of the existing troubles there. The | flagship Vsndalis, eight guns, has al ready sailed from Peru. The Mohielsn, third rates, eight guns, Commander Day, now at Panama, has been ordered to join the Vandalia. The Alert, third rate, four guns, Commander D. Graham, now at Callso, has also been ordered to ioin the Vsndalia. Junists, s guns. Commander George T. Davis, started for Honolulu July 1st. Iroquois, third rate, seven guns, Commander k. F. Leary is ordered to report at Mare Is land for repairs before sailing. The Asiatlc sxusdrooD, consisting of six ships will be ordered to Honolulu if Leoesssry.
 SANTA CRUZ, July 10.-The medal awarded to Miss Edith Clark by the Secretary of the Treasury, was received on Thursday from Washington by her ss the Kittredge House where she has been spendIrg the summer. The medal IS for herOsm in saving the life Of schOolmate in August. 1885, in Lake ChGbot a few miles outside of Oakland, ana the inscription reads:
 United States of America. Act of Congress, June 2Otb, 1874. To Edith Clark for bravery in rescuing 6 school mate from drowning, August Sl, 1So5.' Around the edge: "In testimony ol heroic deeds in saving life from the perils of the sea-"
 NEW YORK. July I0.-The bolt that has for weeks been hanging over the head of Dr. McGlynn has fallen. He has been exoommunicated, A reporter learned positively this morning at Arch bishop CorrIgan's residence that the Pspal brief ordering a formal excom- municatIOn has been received and tha. accompanied by letter from Archbishop Corrigan 1t would be read in all the Catholic churches of this diocese to-day. The Pspai brief sets forth the contuma- cy ot the priest and refers with sorrow to his presidency in defying the church which hes been so anxious to see him repeata2d !, penance for The scandal he hAs provoked. The Papal letter goes on at some length to explain the necss- sity of the present act, and compll- ments Archbishop Corrigsn on his firm ness and discretion and ends by instruc- ung him to pablish the decree of excOm- mnuicRtiun III his church diocese at once THE DEGREE.
 The following letter was read ln all the Roman Catholic churches in the city tO day, by instructions sent oub by Archbishop COrrigon last night. "The very Reverend Clergy and faithful laity of the archdiocese. Be it known that on the 4th day of May, 1887, the sacred congregation of the Propaganda admonished Rev. Dr. McGlynD, the Rector of St. Stephens church in this city. that be had already rendered him self Iable to ecclesiastical censure by dIsobeying the positive command of the | Sovereign Pontiff, given January l7th, out wishing to deal leniently with hIm, the sacred congregation refraining from | issuing censure. and offered hIm fur | ther opportunity to be heard in hIs own | behalf, and gave him final peremptory | order to present himself at Rome with | in forty days from the receipt of the let ter containing such order, under pain of | accommodation, to be incurred "ipso | tscto et nomInatum," This letter was | duly delivered to Rev. Dr. McGlynD, and as he allowed the time to pass unheeded, | if became our sad duty to notify him | that he incurred, by his own act, the | penalty of accommodation, whereby | he is cut off from the communion of the | church, from its sacrsments and all | uartlcipatiou in it's prayers, and should | he perseyere in bis contumacy, deprived of the right after death to Christian | hurial. Ii becomes also our duty to de- clare 10 the clergy and laIty our charge, winch we do by these letters, that Dr. | McGlynn IS now communicated with all the peualties attached to this censure by the canons of the church.
 (Siepedl MICHAEL AUGUSTINE, Archbishop of New York,
 Too. E. DoSNEL. Secretary,
 New York, July s, 1887.
 VIRGINIA CITY, Nev. July 9-Super- | intendent Lyman came up from the | l5OO-ioot level otthe Consolidated Cali | forpia and Virginia mine this morning, | and reports that the drill broke through into the Best and Relcher cross-cut about 4:30 o'clock. sThe drill broke through when about five feet beyond the face of the south drift from the | bottom of the incline winZe. A blast was taken, when hole large enough to admit a man WAS broken through. Ow' irg to the hot temperature no one | could venture inside, and this fact showed that ;hs entombed miners were undoubtedly dead the first fire occurred. Pure air is now being forced iD, and the search will begin early this afternoon.
 THE NIGHT SHIFT.
 The II o'clock shift has just gone down and it has been doubled to 36 men instead of IS. Sam TreglOne, a Curry shift boss. makes his first trip down the Consolidated Virginia shalt ID the work of rescue, but he knows everp inch of the Curry ground and IS confident of reaching the bodies by ] o'clock.
 LATEST REPoRT.
 a, m.-The bodies of the miners